E-PASS TECHNOLOGIES V MICROSOFT
Defendant-Appellee: Compaq Computer Corporation (nka Hewlett-Packard Co) and Microsoft Corporation
Plaintiff-Appellant: E-Pass Technologies, Inc.
Case Number: 06-1604
Filed: August 28, 2006
Court: U.S. Court of Appeals, Federal Circuit
Nature of Suit: Other

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May 2, 2007 E-PASS TECHNOLOGIES V MICROSOFT

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Defendant-appellee: Compaq Computer Corporation (nka Hewlett-Packard Co)
Represented By: ALLCOCK, JOHN
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Defendant-appellee: Microsoft Corporation
Represented By: PAPPAS, GEORGE F.
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Plaintiff-appellant: E-Pass Technologies, Inc.
Represented By: WEISS, STEPHEN N.
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